Monday, October I" )2.r
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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cMainly cfbout
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ctfavea heart
C for your stomach!
"People
MAHTHttN ht.H TO Mi:i:T
Ainini dtiepter of lbs Bastern
Hinr win hol their regular bust boss
moetlbf, tomorrow evening the
Masonic bull)
mown l l!OM liATi:it
(leprge Jensen iirn) Wade llrooks
ItiotOfifl down from I'rnler l.nkc
Saturday evening and sponi the
woak end visiting in the city.
JAMES CRUZ'kS successor
TO THE COVERED WAGON 4
WRIGLEY5
i4fer every meal" for digestion
A n n o ii a c e in e n t
Dr. O. R Mather
HH' IiiIM
Chtr6ractic and Physiotherapy
tins up, ni-tl offlcOS til
215 Main St, Mamiire Bide. NioncttM
Opposite Pine
IIItH, wii.t.irs to iIkti.'RN
All In UtSl lllli" Of Aged Mol !-'
l Tilled!
Mn, I.. F. Willi! la i.prctcil to
return bonis tba Inter part of ihi
week 'from Tall in where she wn-
called on Saturday by the death ol
bor aged mount, Mr (,'iiihetjlnu K
Allord: Mw. Allot l (m-is onci'oi
oldcm t.lutiuer of . Jakon nulli
ty, having ruamiii iho pluthq by ox
i ".i ni. westward botiutl, with friend 1. 1
her parents being dead, In UMI, fo
i in mi; in I. Inn county. Bhc wan
born In Mlmiourl In lc:s Rheldca
Mm. Wllllts, aha l"Va ibji". other
children, ii a. Allord of Klamath
PallaMt. i. Aifnni of Modford and
Mm. O. W. Wallers of T.il.ni. dur
ing liar lit" nh wan a devout nit'iii
bar oSphu Haptlal church. In which
bo took nil active pail until it (w
yonm MP when bor health I'otn
tii ni'td to fall. ,
Is Your Chifd
Thin And Weak
Coil Liver Oil in Suiu- Coated
Tablets Puts on Flesh and
Builds Them Up.
in jiini a ten day quicker tntm
you oyer Urea mid ol thoo ondar
rini haalth litilldlnif, Iloah mttkliiK !
mill. 'in enllod .Mi Cpy'a Cod i.lv. ir Oil
Compfl'ttnd Tnblota will man to holp
any ihln. undorwSlKlIt llttlo OtlO, i
Afior BlckneaB and wbore rlokof
nre HUHpi'i'iod they are qiiMielalty vai-;
unbla, N" nood tQ Klvo thorfl any
more nasty Cod Mvet Oil tnaso fob-1
lota are made to take tbo plnoe o
that nood. but evil BDIolllpK, toniucb
iipsettUts meillctno mid tho auroly do
It.
A viT.v sickly bblld, ngq D, gamed
1 'i poQnda in 7 knonths.
Aak Hi" sinr Qfuj! Stpro. Cutler-
w i n Pharmacy, v.'liliiiiiui Drug
Co., or any dniKKliii for McCoy's
God Liver Oil Oenipobnd Taploti
iih easy to tako as i-undy no tablets
mi uenta nod money ha0'' 11 ""l ":lt"
lifted.
I
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Bunny, pleasant roontl, Depeitflaulo minting care. A good plncn to
oonyaleaos In llliicis and after surgical operations, ltalea nro
reasonable, Ambulanca for stretcher oases. Resident pharmacist,
Prescriptions and medicine may be obtained at till times day or
Bitot.
All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
INK AT I'ontTK STRBKT
Ii I.AM ATM ii'AIiTJBi OHM.
Cor. 4th and Tine
Don't overwork it
by "stuffing" and eat
ing between meals.
Try WHIG LEY'S
when you want "just
a snack."
It will soothe and
satisfy your taste
craving, allay thirst
and feverish mouth,
calm the stomach,
case your tired nerves.
Ft 16
Tree Theater
IN PltOM BIMIAOVK
Krom Ibiit pro.iiM'i'.iiin mill ki'iI.v-
i.'it llltia - oonmnnUy known u
BpfMtie Rtvet, Ineejted ntilag fsi
jf Khunath KuiiK ai iStt tarartDUJ
uf Hid Oriion Dallloruki and Baat
orn railroad, oanie Llda Cobum laal
nlgbi fa afvend a few days in Kiant-
uili KallH VUlalng frlendH And tuti'itd
lug f fboppl0T Mini Cobiirn l.n
utOpp! til the 'nail hotel.
HAXTA I1AIUURA V.IKITOR
s. n'oIm'u Woodi prontlneai bust
nesa iun ol Sgnta Borbarai in ebin
pany with Aatoaa BoaiUBliUi of
OUtbere California, la rlaltlng for
a few dgyg In ili" clijr, Mr. Wood
in. been utniilnK an fgtaadad tour
of tho northern ta;.it :ind Since
leaving bin noattiaru borne boa learn
od thai fi'e ifealdencea whiih ha
v. I.., iii the iioptborn city were dam
ugud by the oarthqunke.
JOHN I.ISKKV IN TOWN
The l.lskey family uf 111- Merrill
and Mnllti country la widely known
throughout tin' county. There in Pan,
Dojre, John and pi rbApa othera. till
of whom are netlvo in ngrlooHurfl
puraulta in southern Klamtuh. It Is
John UUkey who i iii town today
to attend to the purchase of suppllim
and Uonaoel limttn.Hf. He la itbpptng
al the Mall hotel.
(;iltl!U Mm t At I.KY ItAt'lv
After a britf bnatnaaa trip in Kn
gone, Qordpjn HacCauley. connected
with tho Mungar Ijttintlry Interetpte
in Kiiiinaih Fail', returned last
night. Mr. Mart 'mi ley wen no busy
In Eugene Hint he did not evin have
the Mine to gri to tho University
ol 0gon'UdBjno game, which wea
in prdgron while he wns In the col
lego lowu. Just by stralqlng a point
did hd manage to see tlus iasi quar
tcr of the came.
Our predict lo:t Cif the COldSai wlu-
tr evor la based on the fabi that
nil wlnioiM aae I lot I eold.
Telephone 497
in
WITH MRU. iti:ssi uii.i';
Mrn. c. II. Bdrttstable Will b
hostess Oil Wednesday afternoon to
I bo Methodlsl Ladles' Aid 111 bor
home ill 81)1 Hlfb,
ItKITItN I'lto.M UV.I DKPfl
a. .1. Connolly ami Jimmy Daugb.
erfy returned Sunday nlgbi from
ihe Lava Bada where tnay spent
Saturday bUBtlnR.
Kl 'VKHMMIil. AT Ml.liroltll
H.iii.rt Benson nykendSII toll
k u ti. in y afternoon for Medford whors
.In- will In for several days on legal
bnitdess,
.
IIKTI H IIOMK
Mr. and Mm. Tad tin Bauer re
turned Saturday afternoon fo their
bona in Madtond altar visiting and
transaction liuslneHu here since last
Tburaday.
IN ON III 'SINKS
M. IN ti-ron, well known in in tit-r -
map of the Lakevlew tllstyiet, spent
Hi" weal end In Klamath Kails o,i
liiisineHH matters.
I'tHITORM I tttiM KIRRKOItn
II V. Iloyl, lli-orKi- MiHliman and
Qeefge Broefflo ratatnad tbta morn
ing to Kirkford aftir rlaRfng ovi-i
Sunday here wlilt fri"tdH.
At t'KI'TS POSITION I1HRR
c a. HeCune of Dnnsntalr has
aeoepted a posit Ion here with tit"
Southern Pacific and took up hlu
work this mornliiK'
RKTURXH TO t 'AMP
J at P. Define of the Pelleau
Hay camp relumed this morning
after vlalttng In the city over tbu
week-end. the mu st of J. K. Hagulro
Jr.
I'l.AV GOUt St'NIlAV
Oharlea Roberta, Cbarlea Marlat,
.1 V Mngnlre, Sr.. and Jimmy l)"V
ine. all ardent golf fans, played
on th" local links all Sunday morn
ing. '
I P KROJI MAt'HOKI.
Mm. J. s. Bailey, Mrs. Elna i:ii'
and Mm. Dinn Trefern of Macdo' 1
mptored lip Iro'm the southern city
this mbrnlng to spend the day here
vlattlng w'lth frlenils' and shopping:
CHAKliIK HOI'SK I.KAt'KS
Oharllo House left this morning
for Dunanlulr, where he was tretta
ferred, expoetlnfli to be located in th'.1
southern city for several weeks. Mr.
lionet. Is a telegraph operator wU!i
the Soul hern Pacific.
NolSTHKItN TOt'HISTS
Mr. mid Mrs. P. M. Fonts and
I'hllil of Portland were among the
week-end guests stepping at tbu
Uoioi white Pelican. The Fonts a'rii
ri'UirnliiK home after a motor tour
of Southern Oregon.
A N N I V KICSA II V KIN X lilt
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson, la
company, with Miss Inez Jenkins and
Miss limb Lindsay, motored to Fort
Klamath on Sunday afternoon for
ntdner. Sunday marked the second
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mr.
Wilson.
Met'OltMACK HKUK
1). W. Mct'orntaek, who lias boon
In and OTl Of Kfhmatia Falls itror
quSntly for the past few weeks, was
among those "lb!" at tho Hull hotel
last nlg'Ht. Mr. MrCo:innrk is a
joottle buyer of note ujid u nften n
visit r of hymntlth Falls prlng cut
He buying port al.
Pl'Rt'HASH smith iiomi:
.dr. ami Mrs. t'. T. Price are to
day, moving Into their new homo
which Ihey recently purchased from
,H. M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Pr.K.0
have recently returned from an ex
tended motor trip mid are again t )
make, tciantatb trails their boine,kMc,
Price entered into business" with
Mngttlru and Mngtttre a short while
ago in Hit' Klumalli Abstract coin
pttny. MANY PI, AN TO" ATTIINI)
Willi the arrival of the much
talked of Him. "The Pony Express'
ii is expoetod Hi" Pine Tie" theatre
will witness the largest crowds they
have ever known, tonight, Tuesilav
llild Wednesday. .Mr. Poole has se
cured I the film lor throe dny-i.
Klamath Fails people have the same
opportunity of seeing the picture
at iho sunt" time as film Citns of
New Vork City, ll was ielenscil in
.'i w Yuri, CHS1 IoiImv,
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R"aR0O COUTH
cdneST 10KMNCE
'THE I
W .
Two ful! performances each evening. Doors open at 6:30.
Special miisical prologue each evening directed by Walter H. Galloway.
One performance only, each afternoon, beginning at 2:00.
Two Ful! erformances Each Evening. Doors Open at 6:30.
Evening Prices: Children 25 cents. Adults 50 cents loges 65c.
Matinee Prices: Children 15
ItBTTRvVH To HOHUnCKB
w. a. ciunmings manager of the
Terminal Hotel, has returned to his
home In ItoseliurK. after transacting
husini'sa matters, in Klamath Kali-,
for several days.
i. c. K. i:.N(;iNi:i:its
II. S. llooth. Ken t'oltrin and doe
Paynter, till civil engineers with Hie
Oregon. California and Kuitern rail
road were WOekH ltd visitor;! in the
city. While hero lluy wore gUOStS
at the Hotel White Pelican.
iioi iiKHiiKit i:s
It. I). Ilofbergor of file Menefe
Lumber company, left this inornin.,
for I.akeview on u ten days' busi
ness trip. Mr. Hoflterger was ac
companied by his cousin Jake Stelger
who will nlso transact business i-i
l.alicview.
ItKTI'lt.N IKOM TAI.KNT
Mm. Docla Norris. with hei
brother. 1. eland yVUltta, returned
last evening from Talent where they
attended tbe funeral of Mrs. Altord.
which was held In the southern city
yesterday iifti'riioon. Mrs. L. F.
Willits. daughter of Mrs. Altord
will not return home until' tin
later part of this week.
KNROl'TK HO.MK
Completing a tour of several
weeks during which time tltey vis
ited all through the northern coun
try. Mr. and Mrs. ti. Q, Wood anil
nun Dan, left this morning fur their
home in Crome, Calttorala, after en
joylng the "week-end in Klama'h
Falls.
IIPSINF.SS U'O.VtKX TO DI.NR
At six-thirty this evening mem
bers of the Business and Profes
sional Women's elfin will meet for
tUnner at the hotel White Pelican.
Following the dinner the guests will
enjoy u social hour In the Sun
lioom.
DRKHKKH IjKAVK POtt sot Til
Mr. and Mrs. B, O. Drebdr and
family left by motoV this inornin
for Stooktott1, ( 'alii., where they will
realdo pevmantmtly, Mr. Drehor will
supervise the const met ion Of I he
plant of the Calii'oruin Siding com
pany in which concern he i:; an
executive and part owner. Mr. Dro
ller I'ormftiy was oif nf iln mviipiH
of the Sixth Street Lumber company
and well knowiy in lumher circles
throughout (liis section.
ritAwivt,' hi-;t:itio
I'nder the direction of Mix. Mol
lie lltdding and Mrs. John Ynden.
oomhiltteea of tho Methodic church
are making plans f(r n reception,
honoring Hev. T. 1. Yarns nn Thurs
day. evening. A program has been
arranged tor by the committee in
charge. The aliair wi bp heltl ,
the church parlors at tho hour qt
eight o'clock.
Itsst
)M
RAGUK RIVER
oner of Sprague Hiver.
week-end in Klamath
ig with friends.
PROM MRDFORD
F. H. Hodge, well known resl
j dent of .Medford. was among the
week-end visitors in Klamath Kalis.
Mr. Hodge was a guest at the Hotel
' White Pelican while here.
' i.AKKVIKW t'lStTOIU)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longfellow,
I among the well known and prumi-
nent ranchers of the I.akeview coun
try, aro in Klamath Falls today on
a combined business and pleasure
trip. They expect to return home
tomorrow.
DOWN PROM CHI!iOQUfX
I who came to Klamath Falls to vis-
I it with friends over the week-end
w-ere J. C. Reynolds and .1. -r. Par
ker, both of whom stopped at a
I local hotel over Saturday antl Sun-
I day.
LWt.'Kl.l. RANCHERS HERE
The two Wllkcrson brothers of
LangcU Valley, E. W. and W. I..
Wilkorson, are known as two profi
cient llveatocknten of their section
of the county. Both of them arj
visitors in Klamath Fulls today,
registering at the Hall Hotel. Re
cently they shipped a large ship-
ment of livestock
foniin markets.
south m Cali-
PROM PAISLEY
One of tho nvst prDminent cat
tlemen of the Paisley, Ore.5on coun
lry, t, the northeast of Klamath
Falls, is H. A. llrattuM. i is a
business visitor in Klamath Falls
today. Mr. Hriitaiu, at this time
of jTr W liable u drop in ''it hip
friends any day. hecause this is
the season ,wheu livestock are be
ing moved ,tw Califcrrtila markets,
and livestock are Air. Brattaln'g
long suit, lie is registered m. !he
Hull holel.
AT THE
i L-I-B-E-R-T-Y
Last showing of
JACK LONDON'S
thrilling T;tU' uf tlte
Swutfl Seas,
"Adventure"
Tuesday & Wednesday
A Sn;tiv Auto Story
"The Pace That
Thrills'
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XPRESS
THE WEATHER
The Cclo-Stormasraph at Under
wood's pharmacy shjws but little
d'.tange in barometric pressure and
a continuarJjn of present Weather
conditions is indicated.
Forecast fj-r next 24 hours:
Partially cloudy and COM, Brisk
winds.
The Tycos recorJing thermometer
registered maxinihm and miuimuni
temperatures today as follows:
High 61 Low 35
P. S. Weather Report
Orss.i: Generally fair today and
Tuesday. Moderate temperature,
llgat northerly (winds.
Ht'NT XKAU ALGOMA
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hayes enjoyed
a duck hunt in the Alpoma country
over Sunday.
Of UO Thl.A WOKTJ.KV IMTKOVKS'
Wltli the return of Miss Mariam
Wortloy from Pittsburgh, Kansas,
comes tho good news that Miss Dor-
othen Wortley is steadily improving j
in health and gaining. Miss Wortley J
was forced to go east seeking be;-!
ter health and her friends here are
glad to leurn the change ot climate
has proven beneficial.
TO ATTKM) HOMKt'OMIXG
Tue folknving item h from tin
Oregon Kme;ald:
former journalism
her If the Umer
Miss Ruth DeLap.
maj r. atvdj mem
ild st'ff, is em
t hduse iu Klam-
i where a&e hb)di
)Uty co-auty Clerk,
n.it expeit to re
is H'ar, but has
ployed at the von
ath Falls. Oregon
the pqsitioa 'Cf de
Miss DoLup d.:es
turn to fWb 101 tl
j made plans to visit the campu
lug the K. in.omlng week.
dur-
ASH I, AND III NTKItS
I'aiiy bf Ashland Mvn Bug the
lit Dm Us tjTver Sunday
r
. Charles A. Haines. Fred Cusa
Fratik Murphy and. IkeFride-
tng,
gar, all well known residents ef
Ashland; spent over Sunday in Klan:-
nth county on a duck hunt.' The
j party returned home this morning
i all bogging the limit.
t DNS I Kl I I ll)N MAN HERE
Representing the, obiacorn which
'aas a part in the monumental Job
of constructing the Klamath Falls
Kttaent vttl-iff. I'. .1. Tyler, connect
ed with Uiie t'tah Conatructl.m com
pany, arrived In Klamath Falls lust
night ami regbteved at. the Hill
hotel. .Mr. Tyler is a reslilcmt of
San Fraitcl-i o.
(itfOltllO.N JincAlUVY HACK
After speit'lhiK several days In
KlUeue. on business and pleasure.
Her, I hi ilacAulirjl has (eturped to
the el'..'. .Mr. .M.icAulay made the
1 1 rip north by motor.
9 es
cents: Adults 35 cents.
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oAt The LIBERTY
On the many bi'g scenes in "Ail
venture,'' the one that stands out
with unir-riMve boldness npiMjars ib
the ttyst three hundred feet kjf film.
It reveals 'the wild, LmKoroiia life
that the average white man leads u n
ilii miiSL' triple .SouL'i S-a Islands
Vou see the plantation blistering le
neath U ftei c, merciless sun; the
crudely constructed ho?pitul filled
with suffering natives; Moore, bare
ly able to &taud up. administering
medicine to the sick; the revolt.
the natives and their Gttuck on
.Moore all in all, a scene chock
full of actio U, sympathy and sus
pense. At the Liberty today.
CT0 recover your splendid vision
--to get back your normal
sight will stir you with enthus
iasm. A scientific t'xainination and
the proper glasses are inexpensive.
Dr. H. J. Wintera
Bye Specialist
We grind our own glasses.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
"A dollar for this and a
cvvg-A dollar tor that while
TJf eyes go from bad to worse
careless thril'tlcssness."
Sys IWiSiesigftt
ADVANCES IN
Wood
Como without any warning.
CHEAP PRICES
are on now
Don't he ono ot many who
will order too Into.
Winter ia near. Phone your
orders.
BLOCK WOOD
Is our specialty
PEYTON 8C CO.
"Woon TO BDONi!
601 Main Phone 535-
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